impracticality

Such food-fashion products are rarely revered for their practicality but rather, their impracticality.

The practicality of the tee with the wild impracticality of everything else makes sense in my world, one that requires the fluidity to bounce between both of these modes to survive.

Resistance and a slew of impracticalities notwithstanding, Lincoln began his presidency in 1861 as a firm believer in Black colonization.

These structures from quantum impracticality, inherent crystalline metronomes might migrate into our future time-keeping technology.

I am quite aware of the political impracticalities of this suggestion; I don’t care.